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Originally Posted by rcjunky
but some tracks need the suspension travel, our track has a bunch of rumble strips (like speedbumps, they're about 30cm long, 10cm tall, and about 8 in a row) and you need the travel to 'float' across, running it lower will help you every where else but its not worth the high chances of flipping in the one section. Basically I'm saying that running that low isn't alwas good, but if you track only has jumps that you can smoothly down side every time, running that low is fine.
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So does ours, didn't slow me down at all.
Matter of fact, while a lot of guys' cars were wallowing side-to-side through them, mine floated just trimming the tops of them like a motocross bike. You seem awful quick to dismiss things you haven't tried.
You can run whatever setup you like, as long as yours is working and you can run at the front of the field, fine - but if you're not and searching for something that might work I was just offering up another option for people to try. You don't like it, move along.